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Michael Bublé honored his grandfather’s dying wish to leave his longtime caretaker Minette a home to stay at with her family.

he COVID-19 pandemic involves a different kind of war with medical professionals – doctors, nurses and other medical or health care workers – risking their lives to save others These medical frontliners are fighting an “unseen enemy” while coping desperately with scarcity of alcohol, face masks and other personal protective equipment (PPE). The country’s health care system has been inundated …

Today, people turn to music, playing instruments or singing as a way of coping during the global lockdown. Music seems to soothe us when the going gets tough.

Bea Alonzo remind people that aside from taking care of physical health, one must also look after their mental health in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis.

Ethel Booba revealed the “true story” behind the controversial Twitter account that she disowned recently.

Queen Elizabeth II thanked healthcare workers on the frontline of the fight against the coronavirus outbreak, promising a united effort would help defeat the disease.

By DR. EDUARDO GONZALES Despite the mass quarantine, lockdowns, and social distancing rules that most governments have adopted in stemming the COVID-19 pandemic, don’t expect the disease to go away anytime soon. These extremely costly measures will hopefully slow down the spread of the disease to levels that our health care delivery systems can cope with and buy time for …

Telecommuting – today’s buzzword for studying or working from home – can benefit a lot of families: flexible work schedule, no strenuous daily commute, increased productivity and improved work-life balance. Technology and the internet has made telecommuting a lot easier with various apps and websites available.

Learning to play a musical instrument is very rewarding. Through music, kids and adults learn discipline and coordination, express creativity and find a healthy way to manage stress.

While billions are unable to leave their homes and conduct their normal routine during the extended lockdown, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported that people are experiencing different levels of stress during the global pandemic.